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Winny the Bish

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Surely not Doyle. Why would we give 1st team coach role to someone who's only coaching experience is as a player/assistant in the Conference?

Let Doyler cut his teeth with the 18s or in the academy, like a normal football club would.
 

Ccfcisparks

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Doyle and I assume Viveash had a right bust up didn’t they?

He’s built a cult status for one season whereas in reality he was rubbish 90% of the time over his whole career here. I admire his ability to retain fitness and dedication but why would he be a better coach as a former player than say Mcallister
The same Mcallister that is assistant manager at Rangers? Why would he want to come here.
 

Grendel

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The same Mcallister that is assistant manager at Rangers? Why would he want to come here.

Im saying when he was our manager most people derided him through lack of experience and he hadn’t worked his way up the game but was a big name. At a coach level Doyle was never actually a very good player
 

SkyblueDad

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Doyle and I assume Viveash had a right bust up didn’t they?

He’s built a cult status for one season whereas in reality he was rubbish 90% of the time over his whole career here. I admire his ability to retain fitness and dedication but why would he be a better coach as a former player than say Mcallister
I don’t see him as a first team coach either but then again I’ve no idea who I would like. Regards Michael Doyle I like him and respect the long career he has had especially after I first seen him when he looked miles out of his depth. Fans seem to love him and he was a crucial cog in our climb out of division one and recent history, lot of respect for guy but that’s where he should remain in our history.
 

Colin Steins Smile

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I don’t see him as a first team coach either but then again I’ve no idea who I would like. Regards Michael Doyle I like him and respect the long career he has had especially after I first seen him when he looked miles out of his depth. Fans seem to love him and he was a crucial cog in our climb out of division one and recent history, lot of respect for guy but that’s where he should remain in our history.
I think we need a coach with attributes and skills that have been identified by MR as either missing or a weakness within the current coaching staff
 

larry_david

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Interesting but we need to adapt to the championship on and off the field. It makes sense if MR sees this has a chance to get a top quality coach in
 

SkyblueDad

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Don’t agree with that
We need to move forward and appoint people of better quality. Wanting ex-players is not the way to go generally.
i don’t claim to be an expert on first team coaches but I bet there aren’t many who have not been pro footballers somewhere or other.
 

ccfcchris

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Don’t agree with that

i don’t claim to be an expert on first team coaches but I bet there aren’t many who have not been pro footballers somewhere or other.
I kind of agree with you. My point is more about just because Doyle was immense for us doesn't mean he'll be a great coach. I would rather we went for someone with experience and a track record.
 

SkyblueDad

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I have my doubts Michael Doyle will get the gig, maybe another roll within the coaching department Acadamy or U18/23s but you never know I suppose.
 

Sick Boy

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Can’t believe that some expect/want Doyle to come in as First Team Coach. Once again personality trumps ability.
 

covboy1987

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Was pretty obvious once they advertised for a new first team coach last week. Be interesting to see who gets the gig.
Could be the current u18 coach that gets the nod who is a bit of a superstar in the coaching world at the sprightly age of 28 years old
 

SBAndy

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Interesting someone mentioned McSheffrey. Wouldn’t he tick most of the criteria boxes? Not saying it should be him, just got me thinking.
 

lord_garrincha

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Don't believe him and Robins have a particularly good relationship.
Gary offered his services to play in L2 in 2017... Which Mark declined... Then broadcasted this to media... in a way like MR turned down Mbappe.

Anyone who was at the Grimsby game near the end of the season saw that MR was right.

It's not nice to knock anyone, even someone who served us well for good few seasons... But it was a curious period of time.
 

SBAndy

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Don't believe him and Robins have a particularly good relationship.

Not saying they did. And having checked, one of the criteria was to have worked within a Cat 1 academy - Doncaster (McSheffrey’s current employer) only have a Cat 3 academy.
 

Colin Steins Smile

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Can we stop promoting ex-players as our next 1st team coach. We need the best possible person, who'll compliment the existing coaching staff and has 100% belief in the culture of the club. The best candidate could be someone who's never played at this level.
 
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Ccfcisparks

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Can we stop promoting ex-players as our next 1st team coach. We need the best possible person, who'll compliment the existing coaching staff and has 100% belief in the culture of the club. The best candidate could be someone who's never played at this level.
There’s a lot of coaches at top level now who weren’t even professional footballers, but have got their coaching badges as well as coming from a data analytics background
 

Sick Boy

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Can we stop promoting ex-players as our next 1st team coach. We need the best possible person, who'll compliment the existing coaching staff and has 100% belief in the culture of the club. The best candidate could be someone who's never played at this level.
We definitely don’t want a yes man wasting time saying nice to the existing staff.
 

Warwickhunt

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I’d be surprised if he jumped. Can’t see him getting another championship club.
We have been awarded best academy in the championship league which is a feather in his cap and should imagine it will help him get a very good position somewhere
 

baldy

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I kind of agree with you. My point is more about just because Doyle was immense for us doesn't mean he'll be a great coach. I would rather we went for someone with experience and a track record.

Immense? Pffffft...come on
 

Adge

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Farndon used to be Youth team manager at Boro when I was there back in like 2007/2008
His kids also go school in Nuneaton so makes sense. Would have hoped he got something bigger though, he’s a hit with young lads, everybody loves him


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Surprised at that. Horrible bloke when I have had dealings with him. Has moved around quite a bit on the non-league/academy circuit in recent years. Maybe that explains why.
 

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